This, as much as her longing for concealment, fed her empathy with Hollywood's misfits, to whom she offered simple, common kindness: Montgomery Clift, Rock Hudson, James Dean, Michael Jackson, the homosexuals-in-hiding and would-be children whose secrets she heard and kept.
How about common kindness to your fellow man?
With respect to the possibility of higher-order Gestalten, Ehrenfels adds to this the "intimate unity with which we combine presentational contents of physical and psychical occurrences" as in all cases of deliberate actions "expressed by means of common nouns (kindness, service, rivalry, marriage, theft, war, etc).
The realization was so painful ― the country I thought I lived in was false, the people I share this American experience with actually voted against everything that I love about my country ― inclusiveness, tolerance, cultural diversity, common decency, kindness.
Cohen-Greene is clearly a remarkable woman, and Hunt plays her with a common-sense kindness, intelligence, empathy and good humour that is beautiful to watch, and an unselfconsciousness about her own body that is initially breathtaking in its frankness before it becomes a form of naturalness of a rare, undemonstrative sort.
I saw, finally, that I risked becoming something I had come to loathe in years spent in places ruled by ideology — a man capable of placing principle, tortured or otherwise, before kindness, common sense, and the common good.
FILM MIDDLETOWN Middletown Township Public Library "Soulsaving: Common Threads of Kindness," screening and discussion with Isaac Dostis and Diana Sunshine, filmmakers.
His generousity, humor, great common sense and kindness will be sorely missed by all who knew him.
Manners are a mixture of common sense and kindness, she said, but etiquette is simply a list of rules to be learned.
We trust that wherever people are across the political spectrum, the common ground of kindness must be found and acted upon.
He is our leading defender of individual civil liberty, the greatest advocate in our history of religious and civic tolerance, and the first proponent of progressive educational methods, as well as the principal godfather of all those attitudes of common sense, reasonableness, kindness and politeness that later eras have so often thought of as essentially British.
